Kim Elia, CCN

"I’m inspired by helping students to practice Homœopathy successfully."

Kim was inspired to study homœopathy when he read Mahatma Gandhi’s quote, “Homœopathy cures a greater percentage of cases than any other method of treatment. Homœopathy is the latest and most refined method of treating patients economically and non-violently.” He has been studying homœopathy since 1987 and graduated from the New England School of Homœopathy. 

Kim serves as CEO and is the co-founder of WholeHealthNow. He has been instrumental in the creation of WholeHealthNow’s website, a comprehensive free informational resource for students and professionals. He was inspired to create the Historic Homœopathic Timeline, and is responsible for a growing library of recorded interviews and presentations with today's world renowned homœopaths on a variety of timely and relevant topics. Kim’s intent is to bring the homœopathic community together and to contribute to the training of effective practitioners who will bring homœopathic medicine forward into the mainstream.

Students from around the world have expressed appreciation and admiration for Kim’s superb knowledge of the history of homœopathy, his deep understanding of homœopathic prescribing, and his extensive knowledge of materia medica. He is known for his dynamic and distinctive teaching style which reflects his immense knowledge of the remedies and his genuine desire to educate everyone about this affordable and effective healing modality.

Kim was the principal instructor and developer of the four year classical homœopathy program at the Hahnemann Academy in Tokyo and Osaka, Japan. He was instrumental in the development of the online web application for Homœopathic first aid and acute care, Homeopathic HouseCall.  He currently serves as Director and principal creative lead on a feature length documentary about Homœopathy. Currently titled ‘Introducing Homeopathy’, the film will be completed in April 2024 and will premiere at the Joint American Homeopathic Conference in Virginia.